President Trump is sending National Guard troops to American cities without active emergencies—a move experts say defies decades of military tradition and risks normalizing domestic military presence.
As Nepal’s new interim government takes charge after mass protests, deadly monsoon-triggered landslides have killed dozens—testing the nation’s emergency response amid political uncertainty.
From Arabic embroidery on lederhosen to African-print dirndls, Oktoberfest fashion is being reinvented by a diverse new generation—proving tradition can be both preserved and transformed.
Cory Doctorow’s new book gives a name—and a solution—to the growing sense that digital platforms are decaying: ‘enshittification’ is the process, and antitrust action is the cure.
High-tech collars equipped with sensors and AI are helping dairy farmers keep cows healthier and more productive—ushering in a new era of precision livestock farming.
While traditional sports betting remains illegal in many states, prediction markets are offering near-identical wagers under the guise of financial contracts—bypassing laws, taxes, and oversight.
Craft beer’s golden age may be over. Faced with declining sales, rising costs, and changing consumer habits, small breweries across the U.S. are shutting down at an alarming rate.
From Slack pings to open-office chaos, modern workplaces are drowning in noise. Learn how constant interruptions sabotage focus—and what you can do to reclaim your concentration.
Nicaragua’s authoritarian government is disappearing political opponents without acknowledgment or due process—a tactic that has already claimed lives and silenced communities.
A renewed effort to add IVF coverage to military health care is underway in Congress, but political opposition may once again block the measure—leaving service members to pay tens of thousands out of pocket.